Babel - Prenzlauer Berg's Lebanese Imbiss
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By Matt Robinson
Published on 01/12/2008
Lebanese food has never really made it's mark on western culture, and isn't really as famous as it should be. But then secrets are always pretty juicy, especially if they're schwarma sandwiches. Opened in 1999, Babel has been serving its legendary bites to the local community with gusto, and was recently voted one of local Berlin guide TIP's best places to eat, and also featured in American guidebook Let's Go.
Lebanese food has never really made it's mark on western culture, and isn't really as famous as it should be. But then secrets are always pretty juicy, especially if they're schwarma sandwiches. Opened in 1999, Babel has been serving its legendary bites to the local community with gusto, and was recently voted one of local Berlin guide TIP's best places to eat, and also featured in American guidebook Let's Go.
There is another Babel restauraunt in Friedrichshain, Gabriel-Max strasse 16, that started the whole thing going. But this place has become the icing on the meaty flavoured cake. Unless of course you're vegetarian, then they also do a pretty fantastic Falafel.
Price examples
€3,00 for a Falafel, Kofta or Schwarma in Bread
Where
Kastanienalle 33, walking distance from Eberswalder U2 station
Homepage
www.babel-berlin.com
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Lebanese food has never really made it's mark on western culture, and isn't really as famous as it should be. But then secrets are always pretty juicy, especially if they're schwarma sandwiches. Opened in 1999, Babel has been serving its legendary bites to the local community with gusto, and was recently voted one of local Berlin guide TIP's best places to eat, and also featured in American guidebook Let's Go.
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Lebanese food has never really made it's mark on western culture, and isn't really as famous as it should be. But then secrets are always pretty juicy, especially if they're schwarma sandwiches. Opened in 1999, Babel has been serving its legendary bites to the local community with gusto, and was recently voted one of local Berlin guide TIP's best places to eat, and also featured in American guidebook Let's Go.
There is another Babel restauraunt in Friedrichshain, Gabriel-Max strasse 16, that started the whole thing going. But this place has become the icing on the meaty flavoured cake. Unless of course you're vegetarian, then they also do a pretty fantastic Falafel.
Price examples
€3,00 for a Falafel, Kofta or Schwarma in Bread
Where
Kastanienalle 33, walking distance from Eberswalder U2 station
Homepage
www.babel-berlin.com
Map
View Larger Map